Bank v. Haller

This is a bill attacking a delivery of goods by Haller to Gloodlet as fraudulent. The goods delivered, consisting of jewelry, were sold by *84Goodlet before the bill was filed, and the prayer of the bill is that Goodlet be held liable for their proceeds or value. The Chancellor sustained the bill and gave judgment against Goodlet for the amount sued for, it being much less than the proceeds of the goods conveyed, and Goodlet has appealed to this Court and assigned errors.

Two questions are presented in this Court — first, whether the complainant’s right of action is barred by the three years’…